Crosswinds may have challenged pilots in Pearson plane crash, expert says

An aircraft from Delta Air Lines sits upside down on the tarmac at Toronto Pearson International Airport on Monday February 17, 2024. Teresa Barbieri/The 春色直播 PressPearson International Airport firefighters work on an upside down Delta Air Lines plane, which was heading from Minneapolis to Toronto when it crashed on the runway, in Toronto, Monday, Feb. 17, 2025. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Teresa Barbieri

An aviation expert with more than 30,000 flight hours says it is 鈥渧ery rare鈥 for an aircraft to end up upside down in a crash, as was the case with a Delta Air Lines plane that flipped on the tarmac at Toronto鈥檚 Pearson Airport Monday.

J. Joseph, a 29-year veteran aviator in the United States Marine Corps., says it is much too early in the investigation to jump to conclusions about what happened, but conditions in Toronto were 鈥渜uite windy鈥 at the time of the crash.聽

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